Amy Osberg Roberts

Amy has extensive experience representing retail brokerage firms in arbitration proceedings before FINRA. That experience includes numerous raiding cases throughout the United States involving broker dealer vs. broker dealer disputes alleging unfair competition, trade secret misappropriation, and breach of fiduciary duty claims stemming from hiring practice disputes. Other notable FINRA cases, where she represented financial institutions, include multiple employment disputes with current, and former, employees, as well as customer cases.

Amy has represented multiple clients in patent, trademark, copyright, and other intellectual property disputes throughout the state of Texas. Often acting as local counsel in both the Northern and Eastern District of Texas where she has established knowledge and experience with the local courts and particular court practices unique to those jurisdictions.

Amy also has an established oil and gas practice. She has represented clients for many years in oil and gas litigation including surface location, ownership rights, drilling negligence, and oil and gas contract disputes.

Amy is an experienced trust and estate disputes lawyer. She has represented clients in numerous will contests, trust disputes, guardianship proceedings, and fiduciary litigation in Texas probate courts.

Amy has represented clients in extensive business disputes involving food storage, handling, packaging, and transportation. This experience includes advising clients in matters related to FDA and USDA issues.

Amy has handled product liability disputes dealing with multiple plaintiffs in various jurisdictions throughout the United States. Her product liability experience includes representing the manufacturer of nasal spray alleged to cause anosmia.

• The Best Lawyers in America (Woodward/White Inc.), 2020-2023
  • Commercial Litigation, 2020-2023
  • Litigation – Intellectual Property, 2023
• Texas Rising Star, Super Lawyers by Thomson Reuters, 2015-2018
• KPMG Executive Leadership Institute for Women

“Who Is the Client? Operative Documents, Necessary Parties, and Knowing Your Limits,” TexasBarCLE – Handling Your First (or Next) Oil and Gas Case (December 2018)

• Dallas ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC), 2020-21
• Texas Bar Foundation, Fellow
• Women in the Know, Executive Board
• Dallas Bar Foundation, Fellow
• Women’s Business Council-Southwest, Committee Member
• State Bar of Texas
• Dallas Bar Association
• International Trademark Association
• Dallas Arboretum Young Families Committee Member
• Globalaw IP Initiative Committee Member
• Leadership Arts Alumni Association, Dallas Business Council for the Arts
• Élan Circle of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League
• Leadership Arts Institute, Dallas Business Council for the Arts
• Dallas Women’s Foundation, Grants Committee
• Dallas Regional Chamber’s Women’s Business Conference, Underwriting Committee
• DBU Women’s Auxiliary Board